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Private Regulation, Compliance and Reviewability of Contracts

Leczykiewicz, Dorota - 2020

This chapter examines the relation between private regulation, effectuated through contract, and the desirability of … compliance with such regulation, from the perspective of the fundamental precepts of contract law. Its purpose is to determine … contractual content, it may be valuable to reformulate questions of state regulation of contracts as questions of state control of …

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Private Regulatory Standards in Commercial Contracts : Questions of Compliance

Verbruggen, Paul - 2016

Regulatory standards developed by non-state, private actors are regularly incorporated in contemporary international commercial contracts. In this way, lead firms in the supply chain, such as large retailers and brand-name companies, seek to ensure specific qualities of the goods and services...

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Peoples' perceptions on privatization and economic management

Killian, B. - 2003

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Privatizing recreational fisheries

Olausen, Michael; Block, Walter - In: Economics, management and financial markets 9 (2014) 4, pp. 18-28

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Ensuring compliance : the case of the private sector

Partington, Martin (contributor) - 2006

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Private actors on the rise? : the role of non-state actors in compliance with international institutions

Börzel, Tanja - 2000

(Transnational) private actors have a significant role in ‘global governance’. But their influence varies significantly, both across time and issues. The major challenge for theorizing about non-state actors in world politics is not only to demonstrate that they matter but explain where,...

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Private Actors on the Rise? The Role of Non-State Actors in Compliance with International Institutions

Börzel, Tanja - 2004

(Transnational) private actors have a significant role in 'global governance'. But their influence varies significantly, both across time and issues. The major challenge for theorizing about non-state actors in world politics is not only to demonstrate that they matter but explain where, when,...

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Privatization as a strategy for economic development

Perera, Manisha H. - 1991

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Privatizing renewable resources: who gains, who loses?

Stoeven, Max T.; Quaas, Martin F. - 2012

Renewable resources can provide society with (i) resource rent, (ii) consumer surplus and (iii) worker surplus in resource harvesting. In a dynamic analysis we show that privatization increases the present values of consumer surplus and worker surplus if harvesting costs do not depend on the...

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Privatizing the commons ... twelve years later : fisher's experiences with New Zealand's market-based fisheries management

Yandle, Tracy; Dewees, Christopher M. - In: The commons in the new millennium : challenges and …, (pp. 101-128). 2003

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